The Supreme Court has opted not to hear an appeal in a case concerning a lower court ruling that found an order mandating transgender-identifying students to use school bathrooms aligned with their biological sex violated constitutional rights and federal anti-discrimination law. The lawsuit originated in 2022 when the parent of a seventh-grade student, identifying as… Continue reading Supreme Court Declines Appeal on Transgender Bathroom Case, Leaving Lower Court’s Decision in Place

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) plans to give nearly $700,000 to a pregnancy prevention program specifically for teenage girls who identify as transgender boys, according to new federal disclosure documents.  The Center for Innovative Public Health Research in California was awarded a $698,736 grant from HHS to create nationwide “inclusive” sex education… Continue reading HHS to Give Nearly $700,000 to Pregnancy Prevention Programs for ‘Trans’ Teen Girls

A recent study conducted by the Center for Justice Research indicates a decrease in violent crime throughout Ohio after the implementation of a constitutional carry law. The law, which allows law-abiding citizens in Ohio to conceal carry a handgun in public without the need for a government-issued permit, was enacted in June 2022, making Ohio… Continue reading Ohio Sees Decrease in Violent Crime Following Implementation of Constitutional Carry Law

A federal judge has mandated the reinstatement of two California middle school teachers who were placed on administrative leave after suing their school district over a preferred pronoun policy. Last year, the Escondido Union School District implemented a policy that requires teachers to affirm the so-called “gender identity” of students. The policy stipulated that educators… Continue reading Federal Judge Orders Reinstatement of California Teachers Placed on Leave over Pronoun Policy

Meet Andreas Malm, the climate activist whose four-year-old has an ‘awareness of the tactic of deflating S.U.V. tires.’ Climate activist Andreas Malm advocated for political violence and climate sabotage to advance the progressive environmental agenda in a startling new interview with the New York Times. Malm, radical environmentalist and author of How to Blow Up… Continue reading Climate Activist Advocates for Violence and Sabotage Despite Risk to Human Life

Jewish students filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, alleging that the school tolerated “rampant” antisemitism and “anti-Jewish hatred and harassment” on campus. The suit follows several similar legal complaints filed against institutions around the country following the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, which led to the deaths of approximately 1,200 Israelis. “Since October 7,… Continue reading Students Sue Harvard Over Unaddressed ‘Rampant’ Antisemitism

An Oregon judge delivered a significant blow to a contentious gun control law passed by voters in 2022, deeming it unconstitutional from Oregon’s state Constitution. Harney County Circuit Court Judge Robert Raschio finalized a judgment on Monday, reinforcing a decision made in November that concluded the law violated the right to bear arms as outlined… Continue reading Oregon Judge Strikes Down Controversial Gun Control Law as Unconstitutional

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has introduced a new policy mandating the provision of free women’s hygiene products, such as tampons and pads, in all federal buildings, including airports, military bases, and the Canadian Parliament. However, the new policy is receiving public backlash for stipulating that these menstrual products must be available not just in… Continue reading Canada Now Offers Free Menstrual Products in All Federal Restrooms, Including for Men

The Chicago Board of Education is currently deliberating the removal of School Resource Officers (SROs) from public schools, with a decision expected as early as January 25. This move aligns with the vision of Chicago’s Mayor Brandon Johnson, who, during his campaign, emphasized that “armed officers have no place in schools in communities already struggling… Continue reading Chicago Board of Education Contemplates Removal of Cops from Schools

It’s been a delightful few weeks of “will they/won’t they” as Harvard has grappled with the fallout of former university president Claudine Gay’s disastrous congressional testimony tangle with Representative Elise Stefanik, but Harvard is finally rid of Gay, who disgracefully resigned from her undeserved post earlier this week. It is worth noting that it took… Continue reading The Left’s Hilarious but Pathetic Attempt to Spin Claudine Gay’s Resignation Won’t Stick

Several months ago, while walking through Phoenix Sky Harbor airport preparing to take one of my many routine trips to visit college campuses, I noticed something out of the ordinary: dozens of immigrant groups carrying a plain black duffle bag and carrying papers in a clear sleeve that made it appear to be a kind… Continue reading Legal Organization Launches Investigation into TSA’s ‘Vetting’ of Illegal Immigrants in US Airports

In a surprising turn of events, 2023 marked the first year since 2015 that Disney failed to secure its position as the leading studio in the global box office. Universal Pictures emerged as the highest-grossing studio, boasting successful films like Oppenheimer and The Super Mario Bros. Movie, which collectively raked in over $4.9 billion in… Continue reading Disney Ousted as Highest-Grossing Studio for 2023 Box Office